“All Glory to God” – Pastor Kumuyi Reacts After Receiving World Book of Records Recognition
- Pastor William Kumuyi has been honoured by the World Book of Records, London, under its Excellence (E1) category for his contributions to education, humanitarian service, visionary leadership and global faith outreach.
- Reacting to the recognition, the Deeper Life General Superintendent said his priority remains “winning souls for Christ,” dedicating the honour to God while reflecting on the global impact of his ministry.
Pastor William Kumuyi, the General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, has been recognised by the World Book of Records, London, for his outstanding contributions to education, humanitarian service, visionary leadership and global faith outreach.
The recognition was announced by the cleric on Sunday through his official X account, where he expressed gratitude for the honour while maintaining that his mission remains centred on spreading the gospel.
Sharing the news, Kumuyi wrote:
“I received an Inclusion Letter from the World Book of Records, London, @WBRLONDON. Humbled by this recognition, my focus remains unchanged: winning souls for Christ.”
Reflecting on the impact of the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK), he added:
“Through five years of #GCK, God enabled us to reach over 50 million lives and see more than 900,900,000 saved. All glory to God alone!”
According to the inclusion letter signed by the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer, Santosh Shukla, the honour was awarded under the Excellence (E1) category in recognition of Kumuyi’s achievements in education, humanitarian service, visionary leadership and global outreach.
The World Book of Records stated that the E1 category is reserved for individuals whose achievements and service have set benchmarks across academic, professional, social and humanitarian fields.
Beyond leading the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Kumuyi is also the convener of the Global Crusade with Kumuyi and the Chancellor of Anchor University, Lagos.
The latest recognition adds to his decades-long influence in Christian ministry, education and humanitarian work, with many Christians and admirers congratulating him on the international honour.
